RedMon - Redirection Port Monitor EE

Transparent PostScript printing from Windows NT, W2K and XP.

Overview

The RedMon EE port monitor redirects a special printer port to a program. RedMon EE is commonly used with Ghostscript and a non-PostScript printer to emulate a PostScript printer.

RedMon EE can be used with any program that accepts data on standard input.

Using RedMon EE you create a redirected printer port. If you connect a Windows printer driver to the redirected printer port, all data sent to the redirected port will be forwarded by RedMon to the standard input of a program. The output of this program can be sent to different printer port, or the program can generate whatever output it desires.

A PostScript Windows printer redirected to a RedMon port can shared on a network. When this printer is configured to use Ghostscript and a non-PostScript printer, it appears as a PostScript printer to other network clients.

The RedMon EE online help is available in English
Note: this is a preview of what's comming up !

Availability

RedMon EE will work under Windows NT 4.0, W2K and XP. Source code will be included in the final release.

Early Release 1.8.0 is here:

The package contains now redfile, redrun et.al.
This is the early release still with debug code and unfinish documentation

RedMon EE does not support Win95, Win98, WinMe and NT 3.5x !
RedMon 1.8.0 EE is still not a german language Version !

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Bug list RedMon EE

Support Forum and discussion

RedMon EE Support forum RedMon EE forum
German Postscript Forum rumborak.de

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released: 13.09.2004